Decorative Art & furniture store Metz & Co, sold Gouda pottery in cooperation with the general agency for complete Holland of Liberty & Co, London. That is why this famous store was sometimes called Liberty. Sold a.o. work of  W.C. Brouwer. Mark/backstamp see picture.

Generations of potters, handcrafted florist's items, models with engobe-decoration or slipware technics use(d) at  Pottenbakkers Mobach. This pottery factory signed between 1920 and 1935 with Kamo at lustre glaze ceramics. Mark/backstamp see picture.

Philip van Praag worked as pottery-painter at Haga, till 1909, at De Distel till 1913, new direction of decoration and technics in ceramics & the Arnhemse Faience Factory tot 1917. Mark/backstamp van Praag in full.

Simple shaped, without decoration, handcrafted ceramics at the potter's wheel of Pottery Factory De Rijn. Mark/backstamp: NV De Rijn Leiderdorp Holland.

Jan Schonk made his own models in 1925, backed/executed at Pottery Factory Schoonhoven. Designed tiles, hollow-ware pottery and ceramic figures/sculptures for Zuid Holland between 1926 - 1930 and in 1931 also figures/sculptures for Gouda Pottery Factory Ivora.

Wim/Willem Stuurman was independant potter since 1934, had different art development periods,  Pottery Factory Zenith profits of his outstanding art-deco style. Stuurman worked at Goedewaagen, Kennemerland & St. Lukas in the beginning of the 1930s. Mark/backstamp: W.S. or the design reveals his name.

At Haga and de Porceleyne Fles executed pottery figures/sculptures after design of Henri Teixeira de Mattos.

Poured ceramics, pottery gnomes and childerns dinnerware sets before 1945 by Aardewerkfabriek/Pottery Factory De Toekomst. After World War II mass production by extreme mechanization, first complete dinner sets, later on contemporary (big demand) cups & saucers with black/white dots outside, pastel colours inside, sold under name Eastwood in Engeland.